Inguinal Hernia

Inguinal Hernia: Advanced, Patient-centred Treatment

An inguinal hernia occurs when abdominal tissue or intestine pushes through a weak spot in the groin area, often causing discomfort, pain, or a visible bulge. It is more common in men and can worsen with activity, coughing, or lifting.

Types of Inguinal Hernia:

Indirect: Often present from birth.
Direct: Caused by muscle weakening over time.

Common Symptoms:

Groin or scrotal bulge
Pain or pressure during movement
Swelling, burning, or aching near the bulge

Treatment Options:

✅ Laparoscopic Repair

Minimally invasive with small incisions and mesh placement. Benefits: less pain, faster recovery, minimal scarring.

✅ Open Surgery

Used for larger or recurrent hernias. Involves direct repair and mesh reinforcement.

✅ Robotic Surgery

Offers enhanced precision, minimal pain, faster healing, and is ideal for complex cases.

We tailor every treatment to the patient’s condition, prioritizing safety, comfort, and long-term relief. Early diagnosis ensures better outcomes—consult our expert team for personalized care.